Matthew Roberts
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Our home education sessions will help your child develop a range of practical and social skills, whilst learning about wildlife.
Carlton Marshes: Wild play activities for children aged 18 months- 5 years.
Learn how to use all the tools needed to make your own green wood mallet!
Susan Jones will talk about the Garden BirdWatch, run by the British Trust for Ornithology, a citizen science project monitoring birds and other wildlife in people's gardens.
Join us for our monthly pre school meet at Foulshaw Moss nature reserve.
Let's dive into the magical world of biofluorescent creatures during a night walk at NWT Sweet Briar Marshes!
Join us on this internationally important limestone pavement nature reserve.
Joanne Burke, NWT Nature and Wellbeing Officer, will be passing on recent information on this important and successful project.
Nature Tots is a weekly parent and toddler group where young children can explore, play and learn through nature.
Join Joe from Tees Rivers Trust as he updates us on the work on seagrass during 2025.
Join Joe from Tees Rivers Trust as he updates us on the work on seagrass during 2025.
Forest School for home educated children aged 11-16 years.
Nature Tots is a weekly parent and toddler group where young children can explore, play and learn through nature.
Free monthly supported walks in some of Maldon’s most beautiful wildlife-rich countryside.
Every winter, hundreds of grey seals come ashore at Donna Nook to give birth. Find out more about this wildlife spectacle from warden Matt Blissett.
Come and help us with a range of tasks this spring, including, tree maintenance, tree planting and general repairs.
Hear from Steve Preddy, Monmouthshire Vice-County Dragonfly Recorder, about the dragonfly species living near you.
Join us to undertake some autumn and winter management including bramble control and scrub coppicing.
Learn to paint a detailed, realistic bird feather in our watercolour workshop
Join us for an afternoon walk exploring the less frequently visited parts of our reserve whilst taking in the wider Living Landscape and thinking about NWT Cley Marshes’ place within it.
